Short-term pure debt funds may pay dividends, depending on the fund announcement. General funds will not pay dividends until they make a profit or make up for their previous losses. It is worth noting that the funds allocated by the fund are not additional, but part of the net value growth. Usually after dividends, the net value of the fund will decrease.

Pure debt fund refers to a fund that does not allocate other securities, but buys more than 90% of the funds into bonds, and the rest meets the redemption needs of investors. Pure debt funds do not invest in the stock market, and their trend is generally negatively correlated with the stock market.